:: All prices listed are wholesale to shops :: Retail prices to individuals are twice those listed ::
This page contains links for viewing and downloading our price list cover sheet and catalog pages. As we stock handmade, unique, and small-run jewelry, our supply is always shifting, and we update these pages frequently to keep the catalog current. To keep costs down, we do not publish color catalog pages. If we were to do so, our prices would rise dramatically due to printing costs; also, by the time printing was finished, we may have sold out of many of the items, especially one-of-a-kind pieces.
The individual images and descriptions on this website give much more thorough details on everything, including all of the jewelry we currently have, have had in the recent past, or may have in the future, as well as items that you may be placed on the wait list for... whereas the catalog pages below provide an accurate and more concise overview of exactly what we have in stock NOW, and thus, which items can be shipped immediately.
A color pricelist cover sheet and black and white versions of these catalog pages can be requested through snail mail for the low price of $1 and/or a SASE mailed to (this is sent gratis to businesses):
Organic LLC, P.O. Box 17656, Portland, OR 97217-0656
Please be sure to include all of your information including address AND phone number.
Download the pages yourself for free right here and now to avoid costs and time delays in receiving these through the mail, and get decent color printouts in bargain. Please do not send these scans or areas of them back to us with email inquiries (as we have a slowish modem); each item is clearly labeled with a description that can be typed in as reference. Finally, there will always be a few items which have never made it onto either the photocopies nor the website; please see the descriptive labels within the scans themselves or ask about the "not shown" items.
These 8.5" X 11" scans are available as both 72dpi .jpg's (under 200k) for quicker loading and for online viewing (not recommended for printing), and at 150dpi .pdf's (under 900k) to download in a higher resolution (meant for printing in color. Please follow the link below to download Adobe Acrobat Reader (free!) for viewing PDF's (Portable Document Format):
Wholesale customers, please note:
Pages without jewelry prices have been removed as we have run out of space on our server.
If you found these useful, please let us know!
If we hear they're sorely missed, we may try to revive them as space allows.
Retail customers, please note:
We do not have a retail catalog available for download, though we may make one available eventually.
We do send out our wholesale catalogs to retail folks on our address list about once a year.
Please let us know if you'd like to be added to our mailing list. If you are already on it, and any of your information has changed, please let us know! Thanks, and enjoy!
Our entire Summer 2008 catalog (about 4.4MB) has just been posted!
...OR, start here to view or download the individual pages:
The latest Summer 2008 pricelist cover sheet is on tan clay colored paper.
The main updates regard amber plug availability and new postage rates.
The price list has an introduction and news section, and contains written desciptions of what Organic LLC has to offer. It does not contain pictures.
The current catalog pages have all been updated for May 2008.
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shows shirts (including an updated Kikuyu woman design returning soon!), examples of hardwood and bamboo plugs, black bamboo, bamboo with burnt designs, amber, ambroid, and jade dice,
amber, obsidian, jade and other stone labrets,
as well as sterling silver and amber stash boxes that could double as plugs,
stone cylinders, information on what we currently have in stock in Baltic amber plugs, amber and copal specimens with bugs,
and a "not shown" list in the bottom right hand corner.
Dayak (Borneo) patches, wooden stamps used for tattoo patterns, and
tree-of-life wallhanging designs are currently out of stock, but will return!
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has a totally updated listing of both inexpensive and more pricey stone jewelry, including: saddles, cylinders, hollow eyelets, one-flares, talons, tapers, rods, crescents, septum shapes, etc.
Also shown are:
a list of not shown stone and stone bead bracelets,
information on stones that qualify for quantity discounts, and sales on many of the stone plugs drilled like beads in the lower right hand corner... look for prices in red on this catalog page and the website!
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shows horn and bone jewelry as well as a comprehensive listing of prices and what is currently in stock in that arena.
NEW (shown on page 4): super tiny or wicked spirals, hollow with Borneo flares, Marquesas design, or Berber dots, bamboo rhizome hoops, and horn or bone pinchers. Not shown: medium horn spirals, hollow and solid opal inlay plugs, and cthonic monster claws with tagua nut heads.
There are lots of different types of horn plugs with engraved or bone dust inlay designs, plain solid plugs, hollow with dot or stripe inlays, hollow cut-out spirals or triskels, and silver cap overlays. We also have hollow and solid bone plugs, often in moose antler or mammoth ivory.
Horn shapes include: upside-down U's, omega's, tapered CBR's, yoni's, square CBR's, homegirl spirals, compact spirals, java style hoops, and claws with balls or inlaid nail heads.
Be sure to ask us about unique plugs with opal and other fancy inlays!!!
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has quills and bones (such as tusks, ribs, baculum, talons, tapers, etc.),
silver and bronze fox earweights, goat horns, bone mermaids,
new water buffalo horn shapes including wicked and super tiny spirals,
hollow with Borneo flares, Marquesas designs, or Berber dots,
bamboo rhizome hoops, as well as horn and bone septum pinchers,
Hmong silver and vermeil omega's, New Guinea bone septum pieces,
NEW bronze protong weights, and our remaining mammoth ivory plugs.
Quantity discounts are available on several styles from this page,
and several of the bone tapers have been placed on sale.
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features ethnic jewelry including:
Indian earplugs (fixed or internally threaded),
omega's and other old and new Thai hilltribe jewelry,
an inlaid Aztec calendar stash box, silver spiral earrings,
long silver hollow saddle shaped plugs,
hollow silver plugs with cut-out stars along the front flares,
tree ornament, stash, and silver leaf earrings,
and some new silver and bronze c-shaped light weights.
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has a Dayak design silver cuff-style bracelet, various hardwood bracelets,
examples of the butterflies and beetles we have mounted in frames,
silver poppy mandala belt buckles, ethnic jewelry: old Naga tribe men's shell and bead ear coverings,
old Khmer (Cambodian) gilded bronze earrings or glass plugs,
Chinese hilltibe double headed dragon cuff bracelets,
and Nepalese tantric figurines and quartz crystal dorje's.
Retail folks:
ask us about the special deal that applies to many of these prices!
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shows various styles of silver spiral and poppy bud hairsticks,
wooden stupa hairsticks, and horn bamboo rhizome hairsticks,
a mention of silver Indian anklets and bracelets, Rajastani upper ear jewelry,
lots of small or medium Indian coiled hoop earrings,
Rajastani earplugs with huge front flares, Himachal Pradesh plugs,
and a nice collection of tribal silver Gujarati (Indian) plugs,
some of which are internally threaded!
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includes Maasai women's beaded upper ear jewelry and earcuffs,
Maasai elder men's copper ear weights,
nomadic Koochi tribe earrings from Pakistan/Afghanistan,
porcupine quill bracelets from Kenya,
Ethiopian women's huge clay lip plates,
Turkoman, Afghani, Berber, and Ethiopian earrings,
and nostril rings from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.
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features intricately carved boxwood stash box cylinders,
Filipino bead and shell bawisak or brass ling ling-o ear jewelry,
large and small Tuareg tsabit hoop earrings, Maluku earrings,
rare Tanimbar Island (Indonesia) men's loran earweights,
Tibetan women's aylong earrings with turquoise or coral fronts,
old Burmese amber traditional ear plugs, Burmese tattoo sets in boxes,
an example of our new wooden frog long and thick hairsticks,
amber photo posters, Blake's book, glass Naga tribe earweights, and
a "not shown" list for items too big to fit onto these catalog pages.
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showcases pre-Columbian gold septums from Panama, Peru, and Columbia,
Aztec clay plugs, pre-Columbian obsidian and other stone labrets,
fossilized walrus ivory old Alaskan labrets and rare earrings,
high karat South Indian gold jewelry including:
nostril screws, barbells, earcuffs, and upper ear jewelry,
a sample of faceted jet beads, traditional Russian birch bark boxes,
Celtic knotwork or amber and silver pendants, Thor's hammers,
and Neolithic African quartz labrets and plugs.
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shows rare Uighar (NW China) earrings,
jewelry from South Chinese hilltribes such as:
double headed dragon hoops, fancy Miao and heavy Dong tribe plugs,
amazing old Dong tribe engraved or angled hoop earrings,
and a fantastic variety of cinnabar (Chinese lacquer),
floral cloisonne, silver, jade, faceted black agate,
smooth hematite, and amber bracelets (with bugs!).
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includes several types of Vietnamese and Lao tribal earrings,
Asian gold colored leaf and flower shaped hair ornaments,
many examples of jewelry from the hilltribes of Thailand such as:
Karen tribe cup-shaped earflares, Hmong tribe bent arrows,
various sizes of silver spiral earrings, and Akha tribe metal belts,
serpentine dragon weights, Chinese women's footbound shoes,
silver Cambodian repro coil shapes,
and a mention of more items not shown due to lack of space.
:: All prices listed are wholesale to shops :: Retail prices to individuals are twice those listed ::
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